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- #421,223 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining)
- #744 in Ice Pop Molds
đăSpecificationă
- Material: silicone
- Color:green
- Accessories: 20 wooden sticks
đ„Popsicle Making Steps
1. Before use, please washer the silicone mold and popsicle sticks, and wiped it dry
2. Prepare the necessary materials and fruits when needed, such as yogurt, coconut milk,
milk, Fruit juice drinks, etc.
3. Cut the fruit bite-sized pieces and then put them into the mold one by one, and then pour
in the liquid material until it covers all the fruit, and if you want a sweeter, you can add honey
to adjust the flavor
4. Cover the mold cover, insert the sticks, and then put them in the refrigerator.
Wait 4-8 hours all the liquid is completely frozen
5. After taking the mold out of the ice box, let it sit in water to let the popsicle
melt slightly to make it to remove from the mold
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NOTE
1.Do not exposed to open flames
2.Do not use sharp metal products such as knives,etc.to cut on the product
3.Do not place it near the heat source such as open flame, open oven grill, heater, etc.
4.When food with strong odoris placed, there may be residual odor
5.After use, please wash the product immediately. Keeps the product
clean and free of residue
GOV
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025
I am having a little difficulty the cover that doesnât snap.
Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
I love customizing popsicles and homemade fudgsicles, too.This mold arrives with sticks to get you started. Each cavity holds about œ cup of mix for your frozen treat. The lid has slots to hold the sticks parallel while they freeze. I found it easy to remove the fudgesicles by: wetting the exterior of the mold and lid with hot water and then allowing it to stand for 3-5 minutes. I removed the lid and grasped the stick to gently pull while holding the bottom of that particular cavity with my other hand while gently pushing upward on the very bottom.I found a nice little kit of cellophane bags especially for popsicles here on Amazon so storage is a breeze and presentation is much nicer than some make-do options that I've resorted to in the past. When it comes to storage I find that I prefer silicone molds to the metal molds, the size of a silicone mold can be reduced to fit into a smaller space than the metal molds require. I do recommend a small tray to make inserting your freshly made treats into the freezer on a wire shelf to make it more efficient and assure that your mold stays level.I also highly recommend popsicle recipes that include gelatin if you're seeking an easy way to mimic store bought popsicles. Kids particularly love picking out their favorite flavors and making their own treats. My niece got me hooked on strawberry-peach that we studded with frozen blueberries.
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